Corviticus University: Family Ties (Book 4)

Having four supernatural mates should be enough drama for any girl, but my life at Corviticus University is about to get even more complicated.

Between mastering my banshee powers and navigating my new family bonds, I thought I had my hands full. My mates—a vampire who walks in sunlight, a mischievous warlock, a shape-shifting sweetheart, and a red kangaroo shifter with a complicated past—keep me on my toes and make every moment worth living.

But when someone takes aim at my heart with deadly intention and ancient magic begins stirring beneath Maple Grove, I discover that finding true love was the easy part. Now dark forces are threatening everything I hold dear, and a message from beyond the grave suggests this is only the beginning.

Some say you can't choose your family. I've chosen mine. And I'll unleash every ounce of power I possess to protect them—even if it means embracing the darkness within my void.

I had to hand it to Ollie’s mother, she sure knew how to put on a good charity event.
Music filled the air with a live band playing on a stage set up on the school oval.
There were magic shows underway, assorted stalls and food vendors, and everyone was enjoying themselves.
“How you feeling?” Marcus asked, squeezing my hand gently as we walked.
I glanced at him, at the way his pale skin shone in the afternoon sunlight, and his icy blue eyes glittered as he took in the crowd.
“I’m okay,” I murmured, glancing down at my free hand, spying the intricate blue skull on my palm. I’d spent the past week recovering after killing the wendigo. The amount of power I’d used to do such a thing had knocked me on my arse, and I’d been bed-bound for the first day afterwards, then sluggish the following days.
The boys had been skeptical and argumentative about my desire to come to the charity event. But I needed to get out of the house. They’d been looking after me like I was on my deathbed.
Besides, I was feeling much better. I wanted everything to go back to normal, and I even had work tomorrow, despite Gina constantly checking that I was definitely up for it.
People cast strange looks our way, disbelieving their eyes when they saw Marcus. The Uni had been informed of what had happened with him, how he was a special kind of vampire now.
Something more advanced.
And we’d learned he still needed blood, just not as regularly, thanks to Mr. Brady running some magical tests on him. Normal food maintained him fairly well.
And he’d been going crazy with it.
The amount of takeout that I’d seen around the house, and the roasts being cooked this past week, it only made me smile. I was glad he was happy and enjoying himself.
And he spent most of the day outside, painting and drawing, or just sitting in the sunlight.
I’d spent a few days out there with him while recovering, soaking up the sun and feeling rejuvenated.
I felt Ollie and the others before I saw them, their joy and cheerfulness washing over me as they drew near, appearing through the crowd ahead.
“They tried to kick me out,” Lucas growled as he ran a hand through his golden blond hair, his diamond earring glinting in the sunlight.
“My mom’s going to be pissed.” Ollie sighed, but a playful smile tugged at his lips at the thought.
“We’re going to be in so much shit for that magic you pulled,” Skip muttered, but the wicked grin that followed revealed he’d secretly enjoyed it.
A quick peek into their minds, and I was gasping in shock.
“I didn’t know you could do that!” I said in disbelief as I locked onto Lucas’ emerald eyes that glittered with mischief.
His five o’clock stubble added to his devilish look, along with the green suit he was sporting despite the warm day.
“They shouldn’t have come after me.” Lucas shrugged nonchalantly.
“Doesn’t mean you can cast a body locking spell on them,” I hissed. The two guards that had come after him, shifters apparently, had frozen from his spell, stuck in place like statues, only their eyes flicking around wildly.
“I want to enjoy this event. I’ve paid good money for it,” Lucas said with a lopsided smile that made me grin instantly.
“It was free entry,” Marcus stated.
“You pay for everything else,” Skip stated as he folded his arms, looking like the rugged tradie on his day off in his board shorts, gray singlet, and thongs.
“Besides, my mom pays the security well,” Ollie threw in before giving me a sheepish grin.

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